on 08-28-2012 10:18 AM
Experts,
Material is activated inspection type 02 (issue against proction order)and issue against delivery
Now when i creating a delivery order system considering 02 type as both have issue inspection
so pls tell me how i can make a setting that goods issue against production is 02 and goods issue against sales order delivery is 10
thanks in advance
AF
Hello Abu,
I simulated this scenario. Following are my observations
Inspection type 10 (delivery) is already active
Message no. QA301
You want to activate an inspection type that is assigned to origin 02 (goods issue). However, at least one inspection type has been activated that is assigned to a delivery-related origin (10, 11, or 12).
If you post a goods issue for delivery for this material, this can lead to two inspection lots being created.
Ignore the warning, or deselect the activation indicator.
Hence I find this as standard functionality.
Alternatively I can suggest is (possibly not so popular), can the purpose of issuing inspection be solved using 89 inspection type instead of 02. Anyhow 02 lots are stock irrelevant and are created after goods issues. So these are created only just for the sake of documentation having less control over inventory. Explore if you can deactivate 02 with 89 !
Regards,
Anand
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Hi,
Yes this is true Anand, the thing is if u r procuring the material there is already an inspection with 01 type now, if the prodn process is not the IN-process type then there is no need to activate the 02 type of inspection, and if it is GRN against production then 04 type is laread assigned there.and when case is like this as ABU mentioned procured and sale then, as per my knowledge this is not as per teh scenario.
Regards
Abu,
Have you assigned 02 and 10 inspection types to the same material?
Anand
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Hello Anand,
I don't have any raw material here all are fert only,so what ever material we are purchasing that we can sell,That is the reason i was assigned 02 inspection and 10 inspection in one material,
In delivery type i was assigned 10 only
So please tell me how i can handle it as i need two type of inspection for a single material
Thanks in advance
Abu Fathima
Abu,
What is the purpose of assigning 2 inspection types here? At what stage you exactly want to inspect this material?
Regards, Anand
hi,
U may use 02 type during material issue in PP and 12 against sales order with delivery.
Its better to remove 10. Secondly, you clear us that ur production is In-Process or it is GR against finished Production.
Regards
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dear,
Plz try inspection type 03 (In-process insp for production order) in Master.
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Can you rephrase your question ! its not clear
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hi sujit..sorry for the late reply
One of my material is need the inspection for issue against production and sales delivery inspection ,so i activated 02 for production order issue and 10 for sales order inspection,
After creating sales order delivery system creating two inspection first 10 and 02 also
so how we controll by only one inspection lot at the the delivery against sales order that 10 type
Any tips pls...
Dear,
You can use 03 for in process inspection at the time of process order creation and 10 inspection type at the time of delivery issue.
Please remove 02 inspection type from the master.
For that, you need to maintained Master inspection characteristics in master receipe against the operation.
Regards,
sandip
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